Strokes linked to depression in middle age and beyond
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Strokes linked to depression in middle age and beyond
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Tags: Stroke, Depression, Thrombotic Event, Women's Health
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Strokes linked to depression in middle age and beyond: Depression puts middle-aged and older women at significan... http://bit.ly/ndtNGJ
Women's Depression-Strokes - ABC News
abcnews.go.com — “Depression boosts women's risk of debilitating strokes” View full resource at abcnews.go.com
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Strokes Linked to Depression in Middle Age And Beyond: Depression boosts women's risk of debilitating strokes ... http://bit.ly/n7h61r
Symposier - Heart Attacks: Women Faring Better
symposier.com — “Uploaded and Shared in Youtube by:EmoryUniversity Compared with men their age, young and middle-aged women tend to have higher mortality and complication rates after a heart attack. However, the gap today is not as bad as it once was, possibly due to recent pushes to increase awareness of heart disease and heart attacks in women. Emory's Dr. Viola Vaccarino explains the results of a recent study. Related Links Video - Dr. Viola Vaccarino: Depression and Heart Disease http://www.yout” View full resource at symposier.com
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Heart Attacks: Women Faring Better http://bit.ly/5BM6rH Compared with men their age, women tend to have higher mortality after heart stroke
Antidepressants linked to increased stroke risk - Telegraph
telegraph.co.uk — “MIddle-aged women who take antidepressants are at an increased risk of stroke, a major study has found.” View full resource at telegraph.co.uk
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Study links antidepressants to higher stroke, death risk in middle-aged women. Is medication or depression 2 blame? http://tr.im/HGX1 #psych
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